Along the path to Torah is the splitting of the sea.
What is the sea? It is the thick blanket of materialism that smothers the fire of your divine soul.
A miracle comes, splits the sea, and the truth is revealed beneath your feet. Now you can receive Torah.
But don’t imagine you can cling to a coarse, material perception of this world and append to it a Torah consciousness.
An entire sea of delusion must part and the world must be seen for what it truly is:
A divine emanation ever awaiting miracles.


The truth is that we have not been taught how to see things as they actually are, but still, after all this education, we look at the world through the eyes of our conditioning, our education. Everything we see we name, from the depths of our knowledge, and along with that knowledge/naming we include our own narrative, personal and collective. Our teachers encourage this, innocently, because that is all they know how to do, how to explain things. Unfortunately we get our courage to face life that way. The more we know the safer we are. Which, of course can not be farther from the Truth. What feels like attaining greater depth of understanding is really attaining greater depths of delusion. One must quiet the mind and look without naming anything. The same goes for all the senses.